Efficiency of Compact Organic Rankine Cycle System with Rotary-Vane-Type Expander for Low-Temperature Waste Heat Recovery
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1 Efficiency of Compact Organic Rankine Cycle System with Rotary-Vane-ype Expander for Low-emperature Waste Heat Recovery Musthafah b Mohdahir, Noboru Yamada, and etsuya Hoshino Abstract his paper describes the experimental efficiency of a compact organic Rankine cycle (ORC) system with a compact rotary-vane-type expander he compact ORC system can be used for power generation from low-temperature heat sources such as waste heat from various small-scale heat engines, fuel cells, electric devices, and solar thermal energy he purpose of this study is to develop an ORC system with a low power output of less than kw with a hot temperature source ranging from 60 C to 00 C and a cold temperature source ranging from 0 C to 0 C he power output of the system is rather less due to limited heat efficiency herefore, the system should have an economically optimal efficiency In order to realize such a system, an efficient and low-cost expander is indispensable An experimental ORC system was developed using the rotary-vane-type expander which is one of possible candidates of the expander he experimental results revealed the expander performance for various rotation speeds, expander efficiencies, and thermal efficiencies Approximately 0 W of expander power output with 8% expander efficiency and % thermal efficiency with a temperature difference between the hot and cold sources of 80 C was achieved Keywords Organic Rankine cycle, hermodynamic cycle, hermal efficiency, urbine efficiency, Waste heat recovery, ower generation, Low temperature heat engine I INRODUCION O mitigate the world s energy problems and the extent of global warming, renewable sources of energy must be used Waste heat is one such renewable source of energy In industries around the world, a large amount of low-temperature heat is lost in the form of waste heat According to a report by the Energy Conservation Center of Japan [], industrial waste heat in Japan amounts to cal/year his is equivalent to approximately 70% of the annual commercial and residential energy consumption in Japan he report also mentions that the Musthafah M is with the Graduate school of Energy and Environment Science, Nagaoka University of echnology, 60- Kamitomioka-machi, Nagaoka-shi, Niigata 90-88, Japan (phone: ; fax: ; musmt@stnnagaokautacjp) He is also an academic staff of Malaysia University of echnical, Melaka (UeM) Noboru Yamada is with Nagaoka University of echnology, Nagaoka-shi, Niigata, Japan ( noboru@nagaokautacjp) etsuya Hoshino was with Nagaoka University of echnology, Nagaoka-shi, Niigata, Japan He is now with ADEC Engineering, Niigata, Japan ( t_hoshino@adtec-engcojp) temperature level of 5% of the total waste heat is 00 C and below herefore, it is important to develop an economically efficient waste heat recovery system that can generate power and/or electricity from low-temperature heat sources (less than 00 C) Furthermore, the recovery system must have a compact size because waste heat is a highly distributed energy source he power generated by the recovery system would be less due to limited heat efficiency hus far, various waste heat recovery systems have been proposed and developed he most feasible and common used waste heat recovery system is the organic Rankine cycle (ORC) he ORC uses an organic fluid with a low boiling point Yamamoto et al [] described the effects of the thermal properties of an organic working fluid on the turbine power output of an ORC system Free ower Co, Ltd, introduced a commercial ORC system that converts waste heat into electricity [] Yamaguchi et al [] developed a unique Rankine cycle system using supercritical carbon dioxide (CO ) as the working fluid, and they elucidated its potential as a solar thermal energy conversion system Advanced cycles such as the Kalina cycle and the Uehara cycle have been developed in order to generate power from a small temperature difference between hot and cold sources (eg 5 K to 5 K in an ocean thermal energy conversion (OEC) system) [5] Most of the research and development related to waste heat recovery systems has been carried out for a power output greater than 0 kw For example, the turbine power outputs of the ORC system developed by Ebara Co, Ltd, [6] and Free ower Co, Ltd, are approximately 50 kw and 0 kw, respectively; those of OEC systems and geothermal plants are usually above 0 kw An ORC system with a power output of less than kw has not yet been extensively studied and developed However, the current energy and environmental conditions worldwide are such that there will soon be a requirement for a compact ORC system that can be easily installed at the location where waste heat is generated he purpose of this study is to develop an economically efficient ORC system with a turbine power output of less than kw In order to realize such a system, an efficient and low cost expander is indispensable In this study, we developed an experimental ORC system using a rotary-vane-type expander, which is one of possible candidates of the expander Other commercially available components were also used he system is equipped with a hot source with a temperature range of C and a cold source with a temperature range of
2 0 0 C he proposed system is capable of producing an expander power output of approximately 50 W A fundamental experiment was conducted and the expander performance for various rotation speeds was investigated Furthermore, the expander and thermal efficiencies of the proposed system were calculated and analyzed Nomenclature m : Mass flow rate, kg/s W : Work, kj/kg h : Enthalpy, kj/kg n : Rotational speed, rpm Ρ : ressure, Ma : emperature, C or K W : ump power, W W : urbine power, W Q C : Heat released at condenser, W Subscripts C E th : Condenser : Evaporator : ump : urbine/expander : Working fluid : heoretical Greek symbols R_th : heoretical thermal efficiency R : hermal efficiency without pump power loss : hermal efficiency with pump power loss R W m (h h ) () rocess is the heating of the working fluid at a constant pressure in the evaporator he heat absorbed by the working fluid is given by Q E Q E m (h h ) () Evaporator Expander Condenser ump W W Q C Fig Schematic diagram of closed Rankine cycle operation ressure [Ma] II OERAING RINCILE AND EFFICIENCY DEFINIION OF ORC Fig shows the schematic diagram of the operating principle of a closed Rankine cycle his ORC uses an organic working fluid he Rankine cycle consists of five key components: a pump, an evaporator, an expander, a condenser, and a working fluid he evaporator and condenser are heat exchangers that absorb heat into the cycle and release it from the cycle [7] he cycle commences when the pump pushes the working fluid to the evaporator In the evaporator, the water at the hot source heats the working fluid to a saturated or superheated vapour state hen, the vapour expands and rotates the expander to produce power After the vapour leaves the turbine, the water at the cold source cools and condenses the working fluid into the liquid state in the condenser hen, the pump re-circulates the fluid Fig shows the pressure enthalpy (p h) diagram corresponding to Fig rocess shown in Fig and Fig is the isentropic compression by the pump he ideal pump power is given by Fig Enthalpy h [kj/kg] p h diagram of closed Rankine cycle rocess is the isentropic expansion by the expander he expander power is given by W m ( h h ) () rocess is the cooling of the working fluid at a constant pressure in the condenser he heat released from the working fluid is given by ( ) Q C m h h () he theoretical thermal efficiency of the ORC is calculated as follows:
3 R _ th Net work input otal heat input ( Expander power W ) ( ump power W ) ( h h ) ( h h ) Heat gain in Evaporator Q h h E (5) φ 9 7 If the pump work W is significantly less than expander power, then W can be ignored If process occurs at a low pump pressure without any temperature change, or by isentropic compression, then (h h ) in Eq 5 can be replaced with (h h ) he theoretical thermal efficiency is given by (h h ) (h h ) h h (6) R_th h h h h φ Outlet Front View Inlet 0 φ9 Isometric View he measured thermal efficiency that does not take into account the pump power loss, is given by W R (7) h h m ( ) he measured thermal efficiency that takes into account the pump power loss, is given by W W R (8) h h m ( ) he theoretical expander power is calculated using the following equation W _ th m ( h h ) (9) he expander efficiency is calculated using the following equation W (0) W _ th In the above equations, the enthalpies were calculated using the measured pressure and temperature in the experiment REFRO ver8, developed by the NIS [8], was used in the calculations he mass flow rate of the working fluid was also measured in the experiment III EXERIMEN USING COMAC ORC SYSEM A Rotary-vane-type expander he theoretical thermal efficiency of the ORC system for a small temperature difference between the hot and cold sources (60 C 80 C in our study) is usually low because of the low expander efficiency A few studies focusing on the development of an efficient compact expander for low temperature ORC systems have been conducted For this purpose, a compact rotary-vane-type expander, categorized as a displacement-type Heater Fig Rotary-vane-type expander used in the proposed ORC system ump Hot water Evaporator ump Expander Condenser Flow meter Surge tank Load motor Water Electric load Drain Fig Experimental apparatus of the proposed ORC system ABLE I RINCIAL SECIFICAIONS OF HE ROOSED ORC SYSEM HFC-5fa (CH CH CHF ), Working fluid Molecular weight: 05, Boiling temperature: 9 C Heat exchangers Brazed plate heat exchanger, (evaporator & Heat conduction area (Evaporator): 0 m condenser) Heat conduction area (Condenser): 068 m Circulated water, Hot source emperature range: C Electrical heater, Heater Maximum output: kw ap water, Cold source emperature range: 7 C Expander Rotary-vane-type expander Working fluid pump Rietschle homas 500F Diaphragm pump, ypical volume flow rate: 0 L/min expander, was employed his expander has a high efficiency and a low cost due to its simple mechanism and minimal mechanical parts Fig shows the structure of the rotary-vane-type expander
4 It comprises five vanes slotted into one rotor he rotor rotates inside a larger circular cavity and the vanes maintain contact with the walls as the rotor rotates he centres of these two circles are offset to create expansion cell volume he vanes are allowed to slide in and out of the rotor he volume of the vane chambers increase from the inlet to the outlet he expander can be operated at a high rotation speed of up to 7,000 rpm and at a high pressure of up to Ma B Experimental apparatus and method Fig shows the schematic diagram of the proposed ORC system that can potentially produce an expander power output of 50 W able I shows the principal specifications of the proposed system Most of the system components except the expander are commercial items that were used without any particular modifications HFC-5fa was used as the working fluid because it is a dry liquid and it provides relatively higher efficiency than other fluids in a low temperature range [9] he critical temperature of HFC-5fa is 76 K (approximately 5 C), which is considerably higher than the highest operating temperature expected in the proposed system A small diaphragm pump was used to circulate the working fluid In the experiment, the volume flow rate of the working fluid was maintained constant (0 0 L/min) by adjusting the pump power Water that was heated by an electric heater through circulation was used as the hot source ap water, which was made to flow into the condenser and out to the drain, was used as the cold source he range of temperature difference between the hot source and the cold source was maintained at Δ 60 C, 70 C, and 80 C late-type heat exchangers were used for both the evaporator and the condenser he expander load was adjusted to measure the torque for various rotation speeds; the load adjustment was done by changing the number of electric bulbs connected to the load motor At the same time, the evaporator pressure, condenser pressure, and working fluid pump power were also measured All measurements were performed after the temperatures of the hot and cold sources became stable Expander torque [Nmm] Τ 60 C Τ 70 C Τ 80 C Expander rotation speed n [rpm] Fig 5 Relationship between expander torque and rotation speed for Δ 60 C, 70 C, and 80 C Expander output W [W] Τ 60 C Τ 70 C Τ 80 C Expander rotation speed n [rpm] Fig 6 Relationship between expander power and rotation speed for Δ 60 C, 70 C, and 80 C C Results and discussion Figs 5 and 6 show the expander torque and power for Δ 60 C, 70 C, and 80 C as a function of expander rotation speed he rotation speed at maximum torque and maximum power increased as Δ increased In the case of Δ 80 C, maximum torque and maximum power reached 5 N mm and W, respectively; similar results were obtained for the cases of Δ 60 C and 70 C he maximum torque and power increment was caused by pressure difference E C ( E and C denote the pressure inside the evaporator and condenser, respectively), which is almost the same as the pressure difference between the ressure difference E C [Ma] Τ 60 C 0 Τ 70 C Τ 80 C Expander rotation speed n [rpm] Fig 7 ressure difference between E and C for Δ 60 C, 70 C, and 80
5 expander inlet and outlet in the case of small systems Fig 7 shows the graph plotted for values of E C corresponding to Figs 5 and 6 able II shows the average evaporator and condenser pressures It can be observed that E C is the highest in the case of Δ 80 C Furthermore, E C is almost stable during change in expander rotation speed hese results imply that the pressure difference dominates the expander torque and power In other words, an appropriate working fluid that can maximize the pressure difference for a particular temperature difference should be selected able III lists the values of the expander efficiency and expander power for Δ 60 C, 70 C, and 80 C In the case of Δ 80 C, the maximum expander power is W, while the theoretical expander power was 67 W his resulted in 8% maximum expander efficiency he expander efficiency decreased to % in the case of Δ 60 C ABLE II AVERAGE EVAORAOR AND CONDENSER RESSURES Heat source temperature difference Δ [ C] Evaporator pressure: E [Ma] Condenser pressure: C [Ma] ressure difference: E C [Ma] ABLE III EXANDER OWER AND EXANDER EFFICIENCY Heat source temperature difference Δ [ C] heoretical expander output: W _ [W] th Measured max expander output: W [W] Measured max expander efficiency: [%] ABLE IV HERMAL EFFICIENCIES WIH AND WIHOU UM OWER LOSS Heat Source temperature difference Δ [ C] heoretical thermal efficiency: R_th [%] Measured thermal efficiency without pump power loss: R [%] Measured thermal efficiency with pump power loss: R [%] able IV lists the thermal efficiencies of the ORC system for Δ 60 C, 70 C, and 80 C corresponding to the heat source temperature difference in able III In the case of Δ 80 C, the measured thermal efficiency with and without pump power loss was R 5% and R 8%, respectively, while the theoretical thermal efficiency was 9% It can be seen that R is less than half of the theoretical thermal efficiency his reduction may be caused due to the following reasons: (i) he turbine efficiency was low mainly because of insufficient expansion (ii) he pump power consumption was higher than expected (5 W) (iii) he heat loss from system components such as pipes and expander might have been larger because of inadequate insulation In order to improve the efficiency of this system, these issues have to be resolved using low-cost solutions IV CONCLUSION In this study, a compact ORC system was developed using a compact rotary-vane-type expander for low-temperature waste heat recovery HFC-5fa was employed as the working fluid he following observations were made: he measured efficiency of the rotary-vane-type expander was %, %, and 8% for a heat source temperature difference of Δ 60 C, 70 C, and 80 C, respectively he maximum expander power was W in the case of Δ 80 C A larger pressure difference between the expander inlet and outlet resulted in larger expander power he measured thermal efficiencies with pump power loss were 07%, %, and 8% for a heat source temperature difference of Δ 60 C, 70 C, and 80 C, respectively, while the theoretical thermal efficiencies were 885%, 87%, and 9% hese efficiencies are not high enough for realizing an actual system Issues such as low expander efficiency, high pump power consumption, and lack of insulation must be resolved in order to improve the thermal efficiency of the proposed system REFERENCES [] H Nasu, Waste heat quantity assumption from overall Japan industries, (in Japanese), Energy Conservation Center of Japan, ress Release, August, (997) [] Yamamoto, Furuhata, N Arai, and K Mori, Design and testing of the organic Rankine cycle, Energy, Vol 6, (00), pp 9 5 [] Free ower, Introduction to Free ower ORC systems, June, (005), ( Date of access: April 9, 009 [] H Yamaguchi, X R Zhang, K Fujima, M Enomoto, and N Sawada, Solar energy powered Rankine cycle using supercritical CO, Applied hermal Engineering, Vol 6, (006), pp 5 5 [5] N Yamada, A Hoshi, and Y Ikegami, erformance simulation of solar-boosted ocean thermal energy conversion plant, Renewable Energy, Vol, (009), pp [6] N Inoue, akeuchi, A Kaneko, Uchimura, K Irie, and H Watanabe, Development of electric power units driven by waste heat, ransactions of the Japan Society of Refrigerating and Air Conditioning Engineers (in Japanese), Vol, (005), pp [7] Saitoh, N Yamada, and S-I Wakashima, Solar Rankine cycle system using scroll expander, Journal of Environment and Engineering, Vol, (007), pp
6 [8] NIS, Reference Fluid hermodynamic and ransport roperties Database (REFRO) Version 80, US Department of Commerce, Maryland, (007) [9] O Badr, W O'Callaghan, and S D robert, Rankine-cycle systems for harnessing power from low-grade energy sources, Applied Energy, Vol 6, (990), pp 6 9 Musthafah b Mohd ahir received his Bachelor of Engineering degree in Electrical Communication from the University of okyo, Japan in 99 and his Master of Engineering degree from Nagaoka University of echnology (NU), Niigata, Japan in 997 Both in Mechanical Engineering Currently, he is a hd candidate at the Graduate School of Energy and Environment Science, NU He is also an academic staff of Malaysia University of echnical, Melaka (UeM) His current research interest is energy recovery from waste heat Noboru Yamada received his doctorate in Engineering form the Department of Aeronautics and Space Engineering, ohoku University, Japan in 999 He is currently pursuing research in efficient utilization of solar energy (solar, thermal, and photovoltaic), energy storage systems (flywheel energy storage, thermal energy storage, etc), and energy recovery from low-temperature heat Currently he is an Associate rofessor in the Mechanical Engineering Department of NU, Japan he selected papers that he had published are N Yamada, A Hoshi, and Y Ikegami, erformance simulation of solar-boosted ocean thermal energy conversion plant, Renewable Energy, Vol, (009), pp ; Saitoh, S, Yamada, N, Ando, D, and Kurata, K, A grand design of future electric vehicle to reduce urban warming and CO emissions in urban area, Renewable Energy, Vol0 (005), pp87 860; and Saitoh, S, Yamada, N, and Wakashima, S, Study of Solar Organic Rankine Cycle System using Scroll Expander, rans Japan Society of Mechanical Engineering, Vol7, No70, Series B (005), pp 8 He is a member of he Japan Society of Mechanical Engineering (JSME), Heat ransfer Society of Japan, and International Solar Energy Society (ISES) 6
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